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The Palace is beautiful and rich in very interesting content. The guide was very good at presenting them, also sharing aspects that are not always available in the "official" guides. The visit lasted more than three very dense hours. Visitors were not many and so it was possible to film in complete freedom. Only note: the instructions are not very clear on how to find the guide, no one had information and the "meeting point" was not clear.

Very personal and genuine experience. We got two white truffle. Children really enjoyed the experiences

The guided tour of the Palace of Venaria was very nice. Thanks to our guide Ilaria, who with her competence, passion and communication skills made the whole experience truly engaging. With a clear, ironic and never boring narration, Ilaria managed to immerse us completely in the history of the Palace, enriching the path with curiosities, anecdotes and details that we would surely have lost alone Super recommended!

Fantastic experience guided by Gabriele who was super kind and a good guy with his smart truffle hunter dog Algo. We really enjoyed Truffle hunting and were able to find both black &white truffle and smell so fresh flavour. Wine tasting combined in the tour was also nice experience. Tasted 3 different wines with our own choice then purchased some with very reasonable prices. Salami and cheese served with wines were definitely worth trying too.Fantastico, Ciao!!

We learned so much about cooking in general and about cooking with chocolate in so many different ways. From appetizers to dessert, we made a delicious meal with a friendly, patient and knowledgeable host chef! I would definitely do this again and highly recommend it! It was SO much fun!

This was a great experience. Lot's of hands on while making interesting and delicious dishes in a home kitchen. Andrea our chef was informative and answered all of our questions. An added benefit - a lesson in knife skills.

Very good and prepared and nice guide He was very involved and didn't make you bored and you could tell he was local. He also told you about facts you hadn't studied in school before.

Very nice experience, few people in the group so you pay more attention to driving, everything perfect.

This was a really great experience! With Torino being known as the chocolate capital in Italy, we felt this was a must-do, and it certainly did not disappoint! Andrea and his wife Caterina were very welcoming. They had all the ingredients laid out when we arrived. Throughout the entire cooking portion, Andrea was nice enough to provide tips with respect to the food, as well as the proper techniques for rolling out pasta, knife skills, etc. He was always more than happy to answer any questions that my wife and I had. When it was time to sit down and eat, we really enjoyed the food a lot. We loved the uniqueness of the use of chocolate as well as the local/typical cuisine of Piedmont and Torino. Even better was the company and conversation with Andrea, Caterina, and a family friend, Marcello, who also assisted. If you are in Torino, we highly recommend that you do not pass this up!

Very interesting experience. Gabriele and her translator are charming and explain truffle hunting very well

The palace is very large, we chose to visit both the palace and the gardens for a course per person of 16€. The route is well laid out, the most beautiful part was the royal hall which live is something majestic and spectacular! The gardens very Beautiful but I recommend them to see them in spring with cherry blossoms because I saw from the internet that it is something unique! Nice experience

The guide was kind and well prepared very punctual and courteous in the answers made by visitors Experience to recommend

We had a great time on our tour! The guide shared a lot of interesting history that really brought the house to life. Highly recommend.

The Palace is very beautiful, the guide was very good. The only shame was the poor furnishings and the terrible day which did not allow us to fully enjoy the garden and the views. But otherwise everything was really nice.

Interesting and informative. Very appropriate after the visit to Venaria, especially if accompanied by a very qualified guide, as we are fortunate to have.

Close to Turin, a majestic Savoy residence also called "the little Italian Versailles", during the Napoleonic occupation it was stripped of all its furnishings and transformed into a barracks, then underwent a period of decline and neglect. To date, the villa has been the subject of an important restoration and inside there is a partial reconstruction of the royal environments of the time. After visiting the Royal Palace it is possible to enter the Royal Gardens and, about a kilometer away, also the vast Mandria Park.Of note, the spectacular "Galleria Grande" or "Galleria di Diana", the splendid stables which house some period carriages, and an original Venetian Bucintoro. Outside in the gardens, we can find the impressive "Hercules fountain".For a peaceful visit it takes 4/5 hours, excluding the Mandria Park.